Care Starmer refuses to support Rachel Reeves in the midst of luxury

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Sir Kerr Starmer refused to say that Chancellor Rachel Reeves will remain in office until the end of Parliament, during the Prime Minister’s fighting questions after the academic overcoming the Labor Party of the Welfare Law draft last night.

RefizWho sat next to Starmer during the PMQS on Wednesday, was clearly upset and appeared that he threw a tear after the Prime Minister stopped giving her full support when he was asked about her future by her conservative leader Kimi Badenosh.

Starmer, who had publicly supported Reeves, said he was “grateful” to the advisor, but the lack of support for full throat would increase speculation that her position was threatened.

Reeves has become a target of rebel anger exhaustionDeal with social welfare reforms.

Badnoush said that the consultant was using Starmer as a “human shield for his inefficiency” and said it appears “miserable”.

With the end of the PMQS, Reeves was removed from the room by her sister and colleague, MP, Elie Reeves, head of the Labor Party. She seemed to be pressing the hands of the advisor as she directed her from the room.

A Labor Party spokeswoman asked why Reeves appeared, that she did not comment any comment and refer the questions to the treasury.

“The counselor does not go anywhere. She has the support of the full prime minister,” she added.

The spokeswoman said the Prime Minister had previously said that Reeves would be a consultant to the entire parliament. “He does not have to repeat (that) every time.”

In response to a question about whether Reeves had offered her resignation, the spokeswoman said: “No.” She said that Reeves and Sarmer were continuing to receive the reform.

“It is a personal issue, which – as you expect – we will not enter. The counselor will work outside the Downing Street this afternoon.”

“I do not cover it” personal issue. “I think we should discover what is going on.”

When asked about the markets that the advisor who seems to be crying in the House of Commons, a spokeswoman for the Labor Party said: “We are not attached to the markets.”

Gilts fell on Wednesday with an increasing concern of investors from public financial investors in the United Kingdom, prompting the return for 10 years, an increase of 0.17 percent to 4.63 percent, which is the biggest step for one day since the sale of global bonds in April. The pound fell 0.8 percent against the dollar and 0.3 percent against the euro.

“The conclusion of the movement of the doctrine this afternoon is that the market actually loves Rachel Reeves,” said Mike Ridel, Fidelity International Fund Director, said.

The Labor Party was late on Tuesday to stop the draft social welfare law, but asked the Prime Minister to leave any measures that may have led to a long -term savings.

Reeves’s position is of great importance to investors, as she pledged to adhere to the strict financial rules. But it works with the minimum financial hall, and the rotation in the field of luxury has bombed a 5 billion pounds hole in its plans.

There is increasing speculation that it will need to increase taxes in the autumn budget or work spending plans – which has become more challenging with Backbench’s deputies increasingly for the effect that can exercise on the government’s agenda.